Sentence examples for existing data protection legislation from inspiring English sources

But the arrival of a high profile connected camera attached to a pair of glasses that live on your face — potentially allowing the user to film people in their vicinity without them entirely realizing — has triggered a warning from the national data protection watchdog that Glass users need to be careful to comply with existing data protection legislation.

As no identified individual responses to the Census were linked to health records, and vice versa, we were following the principles of existing data protection legislation and guidance, including two National Statistics NSS) Protocols on Data Access and Confidentiality, and Data Matching.

The Union's existing data protection directive was adopted in 1995.

The court judged that search engines are data controllers and therefore that existing European data protection legislation applies to them.

Back in May, Europe's top court ruled that search engines are data controllers and therefore should have to comply with existing European data protection legislation which affords privacy rights to private individuals.

The search de-listing request right stems from a judgement by Europe's top court this May which ruled that search engines are data controllers and therefore subject to existing European data protection legislation.

Quick backgrounder here: Search delisting in Europe — often dubbed the 'right to be forgotten' (rtbf) —  refers to a decision by Europe's top court back in May 2014 ruling that search engines are data controllers and thus must comply with existing European data protection legislation.

The move follows the so-called 'right to be forgotten' ruling back in May by Europe's top court, the ECJ, which found that search engines are data controllers and therefore should have to comply with existing European data protection legislation.

As anonymised data were used we followed the ethical principles of existing UK data protection legislation and guidance, including two National Statistics NSS) Protocols on Data Access and Confidentiality, and Data Matching and so specific ethical approval was not required for this study.

Anonymised data were used and we therefore followed the ethical principles of existing UK data protection legislation and guidance, including two National Statistics Protocols on data access and confidentiality, and data matching.

Data protection legislation is not about protecting data; its about protecting people.